The Plight of Cheng Jie's Family

Meanwhile, the Cheng Jie family, who occupied her thoughts, were at that very moment under the starlit skies of Victoria Harbour, frantically pushing their small food cart and dodging the police in a disheveled state.

Having arrived in Hong Kong for over half a year, they had gradually integrated into local life and managed to save up a modest sum.

When they first arrived, the sight of towering skyscrapers rising closely together and automobiles everywhere made them feel as though they had stepped into another world.

Upon setting off from Beijing, they had believed Beijing was perhaps the most beautiful place on earth, but they never expected Hong Kong to resemble an earthly paradise.

Taking a flashlight-like object from her handbag, she slipped off her high heels to carry them in her hand, and took a deep breath.

"It's nothing. Tianyu and Tianyue fell off the bed, and their noses and mouths are bruised and bleeding." Xue Bingbing raised her tear-filled eyes to look at him.

In contrast, the fellows from the canned food factory base fell far short, and in every conceivable aspect.

Jinghe's shoulders trembled slightly, yet she did not respond or turn back, having arrived quietly and departing gently.

Sitting idly inside Dicos was rather boring, so Lin Xue picked up her phone and opened the Landlords card game.

Suddenly, the vessel lurched violently, turning completely upside down as if flipping over. The ship seemed to capsize, and Lin Buhuai hugged the princess, crashing heavily onto the deck. Star Stan leaped into the air and landed steadily upon the deck.

Vaguely hearing this, Chen Jie cast a defiant, upward glance at her elder sister, declaring like a challenge that she would no longer be afraid of her from now on.

While they were talking, Two-Ha listened silently from the side. Seeing the three of them chatter endlessly without stopping, Two-Ha grew somewhat annoyed. Without waiting for them to finish, the beast grabbed a piece of meat and popped it into its mouth.

Within a mere dozen seconds, Zhang Wuge's gaze dimmed as he began to engage Chai Hua in conversation: "What, what two thousand yuan?" Wracked by intense pain, Zhang Wuge gasped for breath.

The moment the golden light paused above the floating bridge, it immediately revealed its true form. If Wang Jue were here, he would have recognized it at a glance—what had flown out of the Heavenly Lake was a golden-bodied, red-backed, winged python.

Furthermore, apart from this incident, goodness knows how many similar deeds he had carried out in secret; calling him a collaborator with foreign enemies was hardly an exaggeration, and perhaps even an understatement.

At this moment, Luo Yi felt that the old man wasn't quite as hypocritical after all; at least he was generous enough with the rewards.

Lin Ye's anger instantly flared up. He had taken such a risk to rescue someone, only to find the other party completely unappreciative.

—Except for the "Wind and Rain Tower," a place whose bizarre nature felt entirely out of place with the rest of the world.

Lin Yujing was currently in a rage. As a police officer, she dared not strike a mortal, but surely she could hit the fat man beside her? Seeing Mouse's movement, she threw a punch without a second word.

Facing a master of the "Supreme" realm for the very first time, he still could not fully gauge his enemy's strength, so the moment he struck, he held nothing back.

Despite his reluctance, when the time came to set off, he had to move on, flying back to Beijing before mobilizing the entire crew to set out for Heicheng—a city blanketed in ice and snow.

At the center of the Ankylosaurus avatar's nurturing space, the rapidly spinning transparent orb sucked away all the blood qi and elemental forces within the space, causing even the surrounding blood trees to wither.

Due to a lack of meat and vitamin A in their diet, people of this era suffered from a widespread and severe problem: night blindness, resulting in poor vision or complete inability to see in dim environments or at night. Commonly known as "bird blindness," it caused unclear vision and difficulty moving about in the dark or under dim lighting.

Zhou Bai gently exhaled a breath and then embraced the others. Having filmed for over three months, to say they weren't exhausted would be a lie, but now that it was ending, parting brought such reluctance.

The Yougu Envoy's mind shook violently, and with a flash, he vanished completely, leaving only Lian Yunsheng behind on the volcanic island, gazing with burning eyes at the phoenix suspended in mid-air, awaiting its descent.